GPS Rugby Team of the Decades revealed for each school

The Courier-Mail’s GPS rugby reporter Nic Darveniza has picked out a Team of the Decade for each team in the competition, but who would win if these sides went head-to-head?

Kalyn Ponga, Brodie Croft and Jaydn Su’a, partnered with the best up-and-coming forwards of the Queensland Reds in Harry Hockings, Liam Wright and Angus Scott-Young.

Could Churchie’s dream team of the last decade topple Brisbane State High, with Wallabies past and future Samu Kerevi, Chris Feauai-Sautia and Jordan Petaia manning the backline?

Or what about against the best of Nudgee College, with eight Super Rugby representatives and another two in the NRL?

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Regrettably these Team of the Decade selections are purely honorary so fans of the competition will never see their former stars return for a last hitout in their beloved school colours.

That doesn’t need to stop the fun - which Team of the Decade do you see packing the most star-power? Which squad would be crowned champions of an Old Boys Cup in 2019?

Let us know in the comments, or send us your selections instead.

Toowoomba Grammar fullback Jonah Placid represented the Reds and Rebels. Picture: Getty Images/Darrian Traynor

Toowoomba Grammar School

1. Markus Vanzati (2012)

2. Matt Faessler (2016)

3. Harry Hoopert (2015)

4. Matt Willshire (2016)

5. Phil Potgieter (c, 2012)

6. Anton Minenko (2012)

7. Stuart Bougoure (2012)

8. Ronin Hassall (2018)

9. Adam Deck (2012)

10. Hamish Stewart (2015)

11. Ashton Watson (2017)

12. Kye Oates (2016)

13. Jordan Drew (2012)

14. Jeriah Goodrich (2011)

15. Jonah Placid (2012)

Brisbane Grammar flanker Fraser McReight captained the Australian Under-20s to a win over New Zealand this year. Picture: Getty Images/Albert Perez.

Brisbane Grammar School

1. Jack Straker (2010)

2. Cody Blackhurst (2012)

3. Emile Tuimavave (2018)

4. Jack Cornelsen (2012)

5. Michael Gilbert (2012)

6. Pat Morrey (2013)

7. Fraser McReight (c, 2016)

8. Levi Aumua (2011)

9. Jakob Morrison (2017)

10. Sam Greene (2012)

11. Dennis Waight (2018)

12. Daejarn Asi (2018)

13. Josh Birch (2012)

14. Matt Marsden (2013)

15. Hamiso Tabuai-Fidow (2017)

Ipswich Grammar lock Izack Rodda playing for the Wallabies against Argentina at Suncorp Stadium. Picture: Getty Images/Cameron Spencer.

Ipswich Grammar School

1. Aaron Pleash (2012)

2. Efi Ma’afu (2015)

3. Shambeckler Vui (2014)

4. Jamason Fa’anana-Schultz (2013)

5. Izack Rodda (c, 2014)

6. Lance Bagon (2018)

7. Josh Sheridan (2016)

8. Tevita Wolske (2015)

9. Tom Casey (2018)

10. Carlin Anderson (2013)

11. Callum Hicks (2016)

12. Landon Hayes (2012)

13. Tautalatasi Tasi (2011)

14. Viliami Lea (2017)

15. Kurt Capewell (2010)

Gregory Terrace flyhalf Isaac Lucas was one of Queensland’s rookies of the season in 2019. Picture: AAP/Julian Smith.

Gregory Terrace

1. Kyle Leofa (2014)

2. Andrew Ready (2010)

3. Josh Nasser (2016)

4. Pat Carrigan (c, 2015)

5. Harry Wilson (2017)

6. Connor Moroney (2014)

7. Will Roach (2018)

8. Tyrone Metusela-Suapaia (2018)

9. Angus Fowler (2013)

10. Isaac Lucas (2016)

11. Glen Vaihu (2019)

12. Bailey Ralston (2016)

13. Harry Parker (2010)

14. Will Eadie (2016)

15. Tom Lucas (2010)

Brisbane State High School’s Jordan Petaia. Picture: QRU

Brisbane State High

1. Lloyd Gorman (2016)

2. Nesta Mahina (2018)

3. Moses Alo-Emile (2017)

4. Curtis Browning (2011)

5. Tuaina Tualima (2014)

6. Josh Fenner (2016)

7. Adam Korczyk (2012)

8. Pat Tafa (2016)

9. Neal McNamara (2016)

10. Liam McNamara (2014)

11. Chris Feauai-Sautia (2011)

12. Quinton Mahina (c, 2016)

13. Samu Kerevi (2011)

14. Jordan Petaia (2018)

15. Murray Taulagi (2017)

Churchie Old Boy Kalyn Ponga of the Knights slips the tackle of Victor Radley during the Round 18 NRL match between the Sydney Roosters and the Newcastle Knights at the Sydney Cricket Ground in Sydney, Saturday, July 20, 2019. Picture: AAP/Darren Pateman.

Churchie

1. Richie Asiata (2014)

2. Zac Crothers (2018)

3. Joel Kuchel (2015)

4. Fred Fewtrell (2018)

5. Harry Hockings (2015)

6. Angus Scott-Young (2014)

7. Liam Wright (2014)

8. Harley Fox (c, 2014)

9. Harry Nucifora (2014)

10. Brodie Croft (2015)

11. Monty Ioane (2012)

12. Jaydn Su’a (2015)

13. Izaia Perese (2014)

14. Tristan Stanghon (2017)

15. Kalyn Ponga (2014)

BBC fullback Tom Banks is now a Wallaby. Picture: Getty Images/Sydney Seshibedi.

Brisbane Boys’ College

1. Benroy Sala (2013)

2. Bronson Tauakipulu (2013)

3. Rhys van Nek (2017)

4. Trevor Hosea (2017)

5. Darcy Swain (2015)

6. Tom Kibble (2017)

7. Jack Farrell (2015)

8. Ben Gunter (2015)

9. Isaac Henry (c, 2016)

10. Carter Gordon (2018)

11. Jack Bowen-Bowyer (2019)

12. Conrad Quick (2013)

13. Len Ikitau (2016)

14. Jaydn Ngamanu (2015)

15. Tom Banks (2012)

TSS flyhalf Campbell Parata is now with the Crusaders. Picture: AAP/David Clark

The Southport School

1. Egan Siggs (2017)

2. Campbell Wakely (2012)

3. Zane Nonggor (2019)

4. Tom van der Schyff (2018)

5. Angus Blyth (2016)

6. Tipene Mavoa (2016)

7. Angus Allen (2016)

8. Reno Gerrard (2018)

9. Issak Fines-Leleiwasa (2013)

10. Campbell Parata (c, 2018)

11. Lausii Taliauli (2010)

12. Noah Lolesio (2017)

13. Dylan Riley (2015)

14. Joey Fittock (2014)

15. Max Dowd (2017)

Wallabies enforcer Sean McMahon of Australia is a former Nudgee College student. Picture: Getty Images/Dan Mullan.

Nudgee College

1. Harry Vella (c, 2019)

2. Alex Mafi (2014)

3. Phil Kite (2010)

4. Reece Hewat (2015)

5. Jay Adkins (2010)

6. Maclean Jones (2013)

7. Sean McMahon (2011)

8. Bailey Tautau (2018)

9. James ‘Bobby’ Tuttle (2013)

10. Reesjan Pasitoa (2019)

11. Jangala Bennet (2018)

12. Jack Tuttle (2012)

13. Semisi Tupou (2016)

14. Craig Hunt (2011)

15. Billy Brittain (2011)